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Intel Core Ultra

Intel's next-gen Nova Lake chips may skip bLLC for mobile SKUs and debut on Razor Lake-HX instead, leaker claims

By Hassam Nasir Last updated

bLLC might remain exclusive to desktop for Nova Lake family.

CPUs

DJI scores a win in fight against US ban, appeals court orders fresh review of firm's 'Chinese military company' designation

By Luke James Published

The DC Circuit reversed one of four findings, ruling that a lower court upheld a fully redacted justification without reading the classified record behind it.

Tech Industry

AMD claims its 2026 rack-scale AI solution is 4X more energy efficient than its 2024 AI platform

By Anton Shilov Published

AMD says its 2025 rack-scale AI system is 4X more energy efficient compared to its 2024 AI solution, though does not produce actual benchmark results.

Artificial Intelligence
Lowest Prices on SSDs

SSD price tracking 2026

By Ben Stockton Last updated

Updated daily, this list shows the lowest US prices on major SSD models.

SSDs

Best Buy 'repairs' customer's gaming laptop by simply removing half the RAM

By Mark Tyson Last updated

A third-party seller may be to blame

RAM

Overclocker updates Hydra overclocking tool with VRAM and power limit controls for RTX 50-series GPUs

By Aaron Klotz Published

Overclocker 1usmus has released a new update for their Hydra overclocking tool that features VRAM and power limit controls for RTX 50-series GPUs.

GPUs

GameStop customer earned over $10,000 in store credit from a stack of broken consoles

By Mark Tyson Published

One man’s trash is another’s treasure, and GameStop just paid out over $10,000 for hundreds of broken consoles.

Console Gaming
a closed Spirit Airlines gate after the shutdown of the company

Google buys Spirit Airlines data for AI training for just $10 million

By Jowi Morales Published

This treasure trove of data came at a relatively affordable $10 million.

Artificial Intelligence

Judge allegedly outsourced entire ruling to AI and still can't be sued

By Anton Shilov Published

Yet, this does not mean judges are allowed to use AI.

Artificial Intelligence

Secret tracking device placed in rare book ends up in Amazon processing facility to train AI

By Jake Roach Published

404 Media placed an AirTag inside a shipment of 1,000 books, which landed at an Amazon facility that reportedly spends all day cutting the spine off of, and scanning, books.

Artificial Intelligence
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